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Associated Press: Experts say US suspension of COVID aid will prolong pandemic.

April 7, 2022

In the latest Senate package targeted at stopping the coronavirus, U.S. lawmakers dropped nearly all funding for curbing the virus beyond American borders, a move many health experts slammed as dangerously short-sighted.

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MSNBC: The face of Ukraine’s refugee crisis is a woman’s. The world can’t let her down.

April 4, 2022

All humanitarian crises disproportionately impact women, girls and people on the margins of society — and that's especially true right now in Ukraine.

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GPB: Humanitarian effort in Ukraine looks toward long haul

April 1, 2022

Georgians are responding to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine in many different ways, from homespun fundraisers and rallies to multinational efforts. One of the largest Georgia-based organizations dispatching workers to Eastern Europe is CARE USA.

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AP: Rich countries getting new COVID vaccine before poorer ones

March 24, 2022

NEW DELHI (AP) — The company behind a COVID-19 vaccine touted as a key tool for the developing world has sent tens of millions of doses to wealthy nations but provided none yet to the U.N.-backed effort to supply poorer countries, a sign that inequity persists in the global response to the pandemic.

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CNN: How aid organizations are responding to the crisis in Ukraine — inside the country, at the border and beyond

March 21, 2022

In the parking lot of a refugee reception center just inside Poland, Ukrainian women spoke last week with a bus driver as aid worker Chris Skopec stood nearby. "It looks like I'm going to Germany," one of the war refugees told Skopec as she laughed hysterically. "How ridiculous is that?"

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CW Atlanta: CARE Helping Families As They Push To Leave Ukraine

March 10, 2022

Atlanta-based international non-profit CARE is working to provide food, medicine and other supplies to evacuees from Ukraine as they leave that war-torn nation.

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Trusted Messengers Drive Positive Social Behavioral Change on Social Media

By Brandie Feuer · February 11, 2022

CARE ran two social and behavioral change communications campaigns on social media, one featuring distinguished U.S. Veterans as trusted messengers and a second featuring content that dispelled common myths about the vaccines. We wanted to discover which approach would drive a higher increase in belief that the COVID vaccines were safe and that getting vaccinated was important.

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The Power of Authenticity in Social Behavioral Change Communications

By Brandie Feuer · February 4, 2022

Personal stories prove trustworthy when it comes to social media.

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Exploring Faith Leadership and COVID Vaccine Adoption

By Jessica Kirkwood · January 27, 2022

Can an evangelical faith leader reduce vaccine hesitancy among white, evangelical protestant populations with high hesitancy?

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BBC: Parcels of CARE Documentary

December 22, 2021

Seventy-five years ago, when aching hunger dominated people’s lives in post-war Europe, a food parcel seemed like a miracle. Particularly when it had come all the way across the Atlantic from the United States. And there’s one type of parcel that changed people’s lives across continents: The CARE parcel.

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Associated Press: Experts say US suspension of COVID aid will prolong pandemic.

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MSNBC: The face of Ukraine’s refugee crisis is a woman’s. The world can’t let her down.

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GPB: Humanitarian effort in Ukraine looks toward long haul

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AP: Rich countries getting new COVID vaccine before poorer ones

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CNN: How aid organizations are responding to the crisis in Ukraine — inside the country, at the border and beyond

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CW Atlanta: CARE Helping Families As They Push To Leave Ukraine

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Trusted Messengers Drive Positive Social Behavioral Change on Social Media

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The Power of Authenticity in Social Behavioral Change Communications

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Exploring Faith Leadership and COVID Vaccine Adoption

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BBC: Parcels of CARE Documentary

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Media Coverage

Associated Press: Experts say US suspension of COVID aid will prolong pandemic.

Media Coverage

MSNBC: The face of Ukraine’s refugee crisis is a woman’s. The world can’t let her down.

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GPB: Humanitarian effort in Ukraine looks toward long haul

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AP: Rich countries getting new COVID vaccine before poorer ones

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CNN: How aid organizations are responding to the crisis in Ukraine — inside the country, at the border and beyond

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CW Atlanta: CARE Helping Families As They Push To Leave Ukraine

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Trusted Messengers Drive Positive Social Behavioral Change on Social Media

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The Power of Authenticity in Social Behavioral Change Communications

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Exploring Faith Leadership and COVID Vaccine Adoption

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BBC: Parcels of CARE Documentary

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